Four different sides of London, each explored on a memorable 10km loop.
London rewards runners with constant variety: royal parks, riverside paths, centuries of history and neighbourhoods that change character from one street to the next. These four approximately 10km loops show four very different sides of the city.
Start in Trafalgar Square, run down Whitehall to Parliament Square and cross Westminster Bridge to the South Bank. Follow the Thames past the London Eye, National Theatre, Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe, Borough Market, The Shard and HMS Belfast. Cross Tower Bridge, pass the Tower of London and enter the Square Mile through Monument, Bank, the Royal Exchange and St Paul's before returning via Fleet Street and the Strand. Distance: approximately 10km as a loop.
From Trafalgar Square, head north along Regent Street into Regent's Park, pass London Zoo and join the Regent's Canal through Camden. Continue to Coal Drops Yard and King's Cross, stop at Platform 9¾, then return through Russell Square, the British Museum, Soho and Chinatown. Distance: approximately 10km as a loop.
Follow the Thames through Bishops Park, cross Hammersmith Bridge and run through Barnes past the London Wetlands Centre before returning via Putney Bridge and Fulham Palace. It is quieter than the central routes, largely car-free and feels like an escape from the city. Distance: approximately 10km as a loop.
Our signature Royal London route starts in Trafalgar Square and passes Downing Street, Big Ben, St James's Park, Buckingham Palace, Green Park, Hyde Park, the Italian Gardens and the Albert Memorial. It combines headline landmarks with long green sections and excellent photo stops. Distance: approximately 10km.
All four routes are designed as private guided experiences with photo stops and a pace tailored to you. Compare the routes, then check the live calendar for your preferred run.
Compare the Four Routes